Andrew Jackson and the Nullification Crisis

[@hangingnutsjimmy88]

my ears just got nullified

[@javidhuseynov2926]

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[@SA-xt1gd]

This is so much easier to understand than my teacher

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[@LiamAbyss]

This man is my teacher

[@DerekOrmeflippingout]

Thanks for all the kind words everyone. I am trying to keep new material flowing...stay tuned. Also if their is a subject you need help with send me your ideas and I will get you some material.

[@GerryMATW]

You could do a spelling video. Start with the difference between *their, there* and *they're.*

[@theresheis6280]

This is great thank you! I just recommend a better audio system

[@BelizeanKash]

This video was very well put together, organized and executed. However that's not what makes this one of the best video I've watched on history in my life!!!!!! It was very lively, the presenter made it fun and knowledgably in a way you will remember. Great job!!!

[@haveagoodluck]

I have to agree with that

[@shingouki6392]

I dont think id ever get bored with this dude as my history teacher

[@OliviaSaidhi]

Thank you for this video my teacher cant stay on task EVER so no one ones whats happening in our US History class god bless you kind sir

[@AnaOrtiz-oy6jm]

Loved how simple you put this. I understood everything, considering you did define some of the words. Made everything easier !!! Thank you !

[@DragonRazor9283]

Waaaaaaaaaaay easier than reading from paper ;) Thanks for the video, keep it going!

[@angelitaazul2001]

Thank you!! The history book is so boring but you make history interesting.

[@rebeccakatz5993]

I have a test Tomorrow and I was out sick so this is really helpful!

[@AlisaFlum]

I've spent days trying to understand this, but this video just helped me 100%. My quest for understanding is done!! Thank you!

[@Ana-km1xu]

whats funny to me is that I understood this better than reading the complicated ass reading that my teacher gave me. Thank u sir

[@joshuagrimes130]

Awesome job, showed it to my son since he has a test coming up.

[@tjd2296]

Thank you good video. This was much easier than reading a book

[@AwesomePersonAlert10]

I never ever comment but this is a really good video, thank you for helping me understand!!

[@nataliepruett2900]

Thank you for this! I was assigned an article in my HL history class and I was completely lost at what the conflict was during the nullification crisis. Textbook writing is too confusing!

[@charlottebuchanan3193]

Textbook writing is NOT confusing. It just takes time and concentration to absorb the info. You shouldnt always look for the "easy way".

[@willragland9991]

This video helped me so much! Thanks for helping me pass my exam

[@fernandogomez3774]

I like this guy. Keeps the info simple, not too much were it gets boring.

[@meaganmai4824]

thank you for the explanation. this video helped me so much to understand the Nullification crisis

[@citlallizamarripa2105]

AMAZING VIDEO I have to write a report of this, and this really helped me understand the basics :)

[@Discovery_and_Change]

So did South Carolina end up accepting / abiding by the tariffs after Jackson's military threat?

[@meryemlahbara2834]

Such an easy & fun way to explain ...

[@codychristian8671]

Great telling the story! Keeps the kids interested

[@emilylopez_10]

Thank you so much you helped me with my essay !!!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@daniellac.7588]

OH MY GOD!!! Thanks a bunch! My teacher wasn't clear about that and she passed next to the most important part which is clearly the plantation of the seeds leading to the war of secession!!!! Clearly France has a real problem understanding American history...cause I have other teachers inventing words and concept...

[@annslatter3418]

Straight to the point and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@muhammadraja535]

thanks man this helped me alot in my essay

[@jburckhardt]

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[@jarie1378]

omg thank u! this was a huge help and ur explanation was so clear to understand!!!!

[@EngineerDJ_Julius]

Now I can pass my college finals

[@batmaniscrazy8335]

I appreciate the video, but doesn't it sound like he is screaming into a mic, or is that just me? Thank you for the video.

[@chaoticfroggy867]

What grade is this for? It’s so simple to understand! I love it, I could probably show this to a younger person (maybe as low as 6th grade) and they’d understand! Really helped!!

[@DerekOrmeflippingout]

This is designed for middle schoolers who are studying Early American History. Thanks for the kind words!

[@dudedude9528]

Dude your craft in teaching is on point keep the vids coming 👍👍

[@XunMoon]

Great video seriously. Easy to understand and simple.

[@vero8917]

Thank you so much for making this video! Reading the crisis in a book, is hard to understand. You explained it very clearly!

[@DerekOrmeflippingout]

Glad I could help!

[@tuckertodd5568]

This guys is 10x better than my College Professor

[@MrBrittishguy]

Hes my teacher at Holland Middle School. So I am very happy to have him as a teacher

[@janeelle1748]

Wow! You’re awesome! So much easier to understand!

[@eliahmimon222]

Really helped me understand the Nullification Crisis.

[@charlottebuchanan3193]

You didnt mention Henry Clays role.

[@lean154]

this really helped me on my essay, I just wanted to say thank you!!!

[@redjirachi1]

I can't believe the two never dueled

[@Thunder_Hawk]

Who has a test?

[@kennethbiebighauser7984]

Reading a biography about Calhoun Margaret Coit- superb

[@bluerose8895]

SOOOO EASY TO UNDERSTAND! THANK YOU!!!

[@joeholden6129]

I like your delivery and content. Succinct and to the point. So, tariffs to support emerging industry in the north led to states rights assertions by the agrarian south. This states rights issue was indeed something the south fought for and was guaranteed by the 10th amendment. BTW the entire nation was complicit in the evil enterprise of slavery. The the south produced the cotton while the cotton was milled in the north. The textile industry, therefore, benefitted from slavery in the south; it was insidious.

[@ruthc9278]

You're awesome thank you!!!!!!!!!!!! I love how you taught that

[@connor7653]

This guy has swag

[@NuminousChild]

What is the difference between nullification and nullification proclamation? Examples please i have to learn these two terms but i can't differentiate between them .

[@DerekOrmeflippingout]

Nullification is the act of not recognizing a law. Nullification Proclamation is the act of proclaiming or talking about nullification or nullifying a law. Hope this helps.

[@charlottebuchanan3193]

I wish you would have talked about AJs proclamation on nullification from Dec of 1832.

[@saradajani4351]

Great video

[@kims6831]

Thanks this made it easy understanding

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This was dope thanks for making it bro

[@Baylor117]

This is awesome! Thanks

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Awesome video thanks so much!

[@irenekim4597]

U SAVED ME

[@fattsunniestudios4721]

Please turn your audio gain down you are clipping the meters the entire time! Other than that distraction....good video!

[@fraudsarentfriends4717]

I think you got the timeline wrong.The lower tax offer is what diffused military action and secession.

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Im a big fan 🔥🔥

[@krirt13]

I still don't get it.

[@aaanas10]

THANK YOU SIR

[@wiggie2254]

that was amazing!!!!!! thnks

[@wupeide]

Some suggestions - fix the screen in the back - use higher resolution photos for background.

[@xoprxncess]

Im finna pass ! Thanks so much 🤞🏾❤❤

[@wupeide]

Henry Clay?

[@omarelahi1347]

good job keep it up man

[@slantsix6344]

Fort Sumter could have happened 30 years earlier.

[@DerekOrmeflippingout]

You are exactly right. Things were being set in motion that were leading to Civil War

[@slantsix6344]

A War doesn't just happen out of the blue. Factors build up to making a war occur. It was the same with the Civil War.

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The only reason I'm about to pass right now is because of this video

[@bluerose8895]

+c weave I KNOW RIGHT!

[@kennethbiebighauser7984]

Now Henry Clay and John Q Adams sharing a room at the TREATY OF GHENT -Clay up all night drinking bourbon-playing poker ....gets home when John Quincy just getting up 5 am? Ouch!!!!!

[@aabb3340]

The lecturer's presentation is kind of annoyingly informal. Like he's trying to be hip.

[@DerekOrmeflippingout]

You got the wrong guy you need to check out @hiphughes ;)

[@thefreeman8791]

These videos are always telling half the story. OH also nullified federal taxes. They did not nullify the tariffs but they nullified the taxes. To make up for the Federal taxes, OH implemented a $50,000 fee on any federal bank in OH to take the money away from the Feds. When one bank refused to pay up then the state of Oh sent in armed militia and held the bank up at gun point and took $100,000 from their vault. NY and MA and VA and SC followed suit with OH's example and they did the same thing. Ever wonder how the National Bank collapsed under Jackson? Because the states were becoming increasingly hostile to the national bank and Northern states nullified it even more then Southern ones at the time. Nullification was not just a Southern thing. Neither was secession. MA and DE threatened to secede at the Hartford conventions of 1814. It was not a novel idea that popped up under Jackson. It was an idea that was alive and well under the Founding generation in the North.

[@kennethbiebighauser7984]

Thin skinned Andy and dour serious John C! Boy no having a drink with pair !!!!!

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....Wuz Sap

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Sister O!

[@Dan-ze3lp]

This delivery of the topic is distracting. I will find a History channel video instead.

[@DeadJester935]

good job but get better mic and green screen effects

[@alexcheung214]

Excellent teaching wow, just get a better mic and it'll be perfect.

[@rubber3623]

AE

[@cosmogirlsophie]

God you’re hot, and you know your history....great vid thanks!!! My exam is in less than an hour.

[@charlottebuchanan3193]

He is a handsone guy.

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*L O U D*

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do you get it! lol

[@brytv4278]

my guy has the worst audio system ever

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you are so beautiful

[@manuelherrera127]

get new a mic

[@GypsyWolfMagic]

sorry...starting out with "waz up?" and the hip hop pose was an immediate turn off...I stopped and will find the info on a more professional vid

[@tressavanraes7259]

no cuz why are you so weird